Retrogram 7409: Houston, We Have Quite A Large Number Of Problems

The week of February 24th, 1974: Daleks, telekinesis, nukes, O. Henry, and overwrought mission controllers, oh my! There wasn’t a mission to the moon in progress during this week in 1974…but there were a lot of shows…and a few of them were good. There was also the first-ever attempt to dramatize the Apollo 13 mission for television…which was less good. Warning: listeners will be subjected to double doses of Gary Collins and Harve Bennett in this Retrogram. (83:02)

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Links:

• February 1974 in theLogBook’s History Timeline
• March 1974 in theLogBook’s History Timeline
• Orson Welles’ Great Mysteries: The Furnished Room in the LogBook
• Orson Welles’ Great Mysteries DVDs in theLogBook.com Store
• Read the original text of O. Henry’s The Furnished Room
• The Tomorrow People: The Blue And The Green Episode 4 in the LogBook
• The Tomorrow People DVDs in theLogBook.com Store
• Six Million Dollar Man: Doomsday, And Counting in the LogBook
• Six Million Dollar Man DVDs in theLogBook.com Store
• Doctor Who: Death To The Daleks Part 2 in the LogBook
• Doctor Who DVDs in theLogBook.com Store
• Watch Houston, We’ve Got A Problem on YouTube…
• …or be a man and get Houston, We’ve Got A Problem on VHS!
• What was the #1 song this week?
• Music by Jahzzar
• If you like Retrogram, you’ll also enjoy Earl’s books about Doctor Who – VWORP!1 and VWORP!2 – and his first volume of a guide to Star Trek, WARP!1 – they’re in theLogBook.com Store!

Trailers:

Tomorrow People in yesterday’s top ten:

Music (in order):
“Great Dark Spot” by Jahzzar (betterwithmusic.com) CC BY-SA from the album Galaxy
“Enceladus” by Jahzzar (betterwithmusic.com) CC BY-SA from the album Galaxy
“Hancock” by Jahzzar (betterwithmusic.com) CC BY-SA from the album Galaxy
“Seas Of Mars” by Jahzzar (betterwithmusic.com) CC BY-SA from the album Galaxy
“An Autumn Afternoon” by Dee Zee from the album C3 and the Juhla Journey
“Suburban Outlaw” by Forget the Whale from the album What I Tell Myself, Vol. 1